Re: z890 in my basement

[Steve Beaver]

Good for Connor  

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Mike Schwab wrote:
>Connor turned 19 and accepted an IBM Internship.

God, over the hill already. How time flies...! :)

Srsly, good on him. And on IBM for not letting the opportunity pass!



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Re: What happens with no working SE?

[Rob Schramm]

Ok.. So how many people leave their "l am down to one SE z machine" powered
down for lengthy periods of time that is not a DR machine? Or is running
production on a single SE machine for a long time using STP?

I am hoping that my questions are somewhat rhetorical or humorous and
completely lacking in the "Homer Simpson duooh!!" head slap.

It would be like running an older multi-CEC sysplex with a single ETR
expecting no single point of failure.

Rob Schramm

On Tue, Apr 19, 2016, 5:06 AM linda golding 
wrote:

> Am curious . This is what i could find looking at the enhancements . Since
> you say STP doesn't steer the clock , i would like to know how this works
> these days .
>
> *http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/z/advantages/pso/stp/ntp.html
> *
>
>
> *Service Element (SE) Time Accuracy*
> As a continuation of the zEnterprise 196 (z196) timing accuracy
> improvements for an STP-only CTN, namely, SE/CPC hourly clock steer and
> synch, the zEnterprise EC12 and zEnterprise BC12 have expanded these
> enhancements by allowing the SE to access an STP panel-configured External
> Time Source (ETS), even when the CPC is powered off or has not been IMLed.
> The SE achieves this by invoking the ETS-configured NTP servers to obtain
> the ETS-SE time difference and steers the SE clock towards the ETS clock.
> During IML, the more accurate SE clock time transfers to the CPC clock,
> maximizing the CPC timing accuracy.
>
> This feature is available exclusively on zEnterprise EC12 and zEnterprise
> BC12.
>
> Thanks ,
>
> Linda
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
> On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 1:57 PM, R.S. 
> wrote:
>
> > W dniu 2016-04-18 o 23:19, linda golding pisze:
> >
> >> One of two SE failed means you can peform everything you want, including
> >> STP. Maybe STP setup would be impossible (I haven't checked), but I'd
> bet
> >> it is also possible.
> >> I've been working with single SE (primary failed) for some time. It
> wasn't
> >> my dream, but I could live with it. 
> >>
> >>
> >> I thought STP code runs on the support element . Access to the NTP
> server
> >> from the CTS is initiated and controlled by the Support Element.
> >>
> >> In that case , a sysplex would die when support element is not
> available .
> >>
> > NTP is not STP.
> > STP is managed from HMC/SE but it doesn't mean the SE is steering the
> > clock.
> > NTP can be used for "wall clock" time adjustment, but STP will work
> > without NTP at all or with NTP failure.
> > Last, but not least: multi-CPC STP configuration will survive any of the
> > CPC failure. Not only SE, but whole CPC.
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Re: z890 in my basement

[Jesse 1 Robinson]

And let's not overlook the role of IBM-Main in bringing this opportunity to 
light, nor of SHARE for scheduling this session in double-time--and for 
recording it for an even wider audience. Oh yeah, and kudos to Connor himself. 
;-)

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Mike Schwab wrote:
>Connor turned 19 and accepted an IBM Internship.

God, over the hill already. How time flies...! :)

Srsly, good on him. And on IBM for not letting the opportunity pass!

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Re: z890 in my basement

[Rob Schramm]

Of course, any parent encouraging this behavior should prepare for the
Zed-basement-agedon.  ;-)

Rob Schramm

On Tue, Apr 19, 2016, 9:09 PM Phil Smith  wrote:

> Mike Schwab wrote:
> >Connor turned 19 and accepted an IBM Internship.
>
> God, over the hill already. How time flies...! :)
>
> Srsly, good on him. And on IBM for not letting the opportunity pass!
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Re: z890 in my basement

[Phil Smith]

Mike Schwab wrote:
>Connor turned 19 and accepted an IBM Internship.

God, over the hill already. How time flies...! :)

Srsly, good on him. And on IBM for not letting the opportunity pass!



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Re: Java on z bitness

[Phil Smith III]

Tom Marchant wrote:

>Why not make your STC run AMODE 64, at least part of the time? It is easy
>to switch modes, but you do have to be careful that those programs that run
>AMODE 64 save and restore the 64-bit registers. The same with your JNI. It
>doesn't have to be "Full 64-bit".

 

Yeah, that's an option, but it's a lot more work and has other possible
impacts. Given the relatively low uptake of Java on z, we'd rather isolate
the changes to Java-land.

 

Andrew Rowley suggested:

>NewDirectByteBuffer looks like it would allow you to allocate buffers from
the JNI side (and therefore control the location in storage) and use them
from Java. I don't know what the performance implications are.

Not sure this helps, as the Java side has no relationship with the JNI other
than calling it atomically. This seems more like it's for use in a
cooperative/persistent environment, where the Java side is going to know
more about the JNI side.

 

But I'm no Java programmer (I don't even drink coffee), so maybe? Thanks.


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Re: DAF on z/OS V2?

[Jousma, David]

Thanks!  I'm working that direction.  I'll compare your options with mine, and 
see where we go.

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I've both assembled and run it ox z/OS 2.2, but then again I turned off most of 
the customizable switches.

   SETC 'YES' Check DSN (YES/NO)   
  SETC '025' Message Limit (nnn/000)  
 SETC '025' SNAP Limit (nnn/000) 
 SETC 'NO ' Trace (YES/NO)   
   SETC 'DAFTRACE' Trace DDNAME (DDNAME)   
  SETC '000' Permanent read errors (nnn/000)  
  SETC '000' Permanent write errors (nnn/000) 
  SETC '000' Temporary read errors (nnn/000)  
 SETC '000' Temporary read backward errors (nnn/000) 
 SETC '000' Temporary read forward errors (nnn/000)  
  SETC '000' Temporary write errors (nnn/000) 
 SETC '000' Temporary write errors (nnn/000) 
_AO  SETC '000' AO (nnn/000) 
_BATCHPIPES  SETC '000' BatchPipes (nnn/000) 
_BDT SETC '000' BDT (nnn/000)
_DFPACS  SETC '000' DFP ACS (nnn/000)
_DFSMS   SETC '000' DFSMS (nnn/000)  
_DFSORT  SETC '000' DFSORT (nnn/000) 
_DIV SETC '000' DIV (nnn/000)
_ESV SETC '000' Error Statistics By Volume (nnn/000) 
_HSMFSR  SETC '000' HSM FSR (nnn/000)
_ICSFSETC '000' ICSF (nnn/000)   
_NFTPSETC '000' NFTP (nnn/000)   
_RACFSETC 'YES' RACF (YES/NO)
_RMDSSETC '000' RMDS (nnn/000)   
_RMF SETC 'NO'  RMF (YES/NO)
_RMMAUD  SETC '000' RMM Audit (nnn/000) 
_RMMSEC  SETC '000' RMM Security (nnn/000)  
_TCPIP   SETC '118' TCPIP (nnn/000) 
_TCPIPX  SETC '119' TCPIPX (nnn/000) new in 
_USS SETC '000' USS (nnn/000)   
_VSAMCAT SETC 'NO'  VSAM Catalog (YES/NO)   
_VSR SETC '000' Virtual SMF (nnn/000)   
_DFSMS03 SETC 'NO'  DFSMS ST 03 (YES/NO)  
_DFSMS06 SETC 'NO'  DFSMS ST 06 (YES/NO)  
_DFSMS07 SETC 'NO'  DFSMS ST 07 (YES/NO)
_DFSMS09 SETC 'NO'  DFSMS ST 09 (YES/NO)   
_DFSMS10 SETC 'NO'  DFSMS ST 10 (YES/NO) 
_DFSMS16 SETC 'NO'  DFSMS ST 16 (YES/NO)
_DFSMS20 SETC 'NO'  DFSMS ST 20 (YES/NO) 
_DFSMS21 SETC 'NO'  DFSMS ST 21 (YES/NO)  
_DFSMS24 SETC 'NO'  DFSMS ST 24 (YES/NO) 
_DFSMS25 SETC 'NO'  DFSMS ST 25 (YES/NO) 
_DFSMS22 SETC 'NO'  DFSMS ST 22 (YES/NO)   
_DFSMS23 SETC 'NO'  DFSMS ST 23 (YES/NO)   
_FTPAPPE SETC '070' FTP Server Append ST (nnn/000)  
_FTPCLIENT   SETC '003' FTP Client ST (nnn/000) 
_FTPCOMMON   SETC '000' FTP Server Common ST (nnn/000)  
_FTPDEL  SETC '071' FTP Server Delete ST (nnn/000)  
_FTPLOGN SETC '072' FTP Server Logon Failed ST (nnn/000)
_FTPREN  SETC '073' FTP Server Rename ST (nnn/000)  
_FTPRETR SETC '074' FTP Server Retrieve ST (nnn/000)
_FTPSTOR SETC '075' FTP Server Store ST (nnn/000)   
_RMMAUD  SETC '000' RMM Audit (nnn/000) 
_RMMSEC  SETC '000' RMM Security (nnn/000)   

Ant.

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Subject: DAF on z/OS V2?

Is anyone successfully running Michael Cleary's DAF (Dataset Audit Facility) on 
z/OS V2?   I've seen him on IBM-Main occasionally, but I cannot even 
successfully assemble it on z/OS V2.2.   According to his webpage, last updates 
were in 2010.

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Re: DAF on z/OS V2?

[Anthony Thompson]

I've both assembled and run it ox z/OS 2.2, but then again I turned off most of 
the customizable switches.

   SETC 'YES' Check DSN (YES/NO)   
  SETC '025' Message Limit (nnn/000)  
 SETC '025' SNAP Limit (nnn/000) 
 SETC 'NO ' Trace (YES/NO)   
   SETC 'DAFTRACE' Trace DDNAME (DDNAME)   
  SETC '000' Permanent read errors (nnn/000)  
  SETC '000' Permanent write errors (nnn/000) 
  SETC '000' Temporary read errors (nnn/000)  
 SETC '000' Temporary read backward errors (nnn/000) 
 SETC '000' Temporary read forward errors (nnn/000)  
  SETC '000' Temporary write errors (nnn/000) 
 SETC '000' Temporary write errors (nnn/000) 
_AO  SETC '000' AO (nnn/000) 
_BATCHPIPES  SETC '000' BatchPipes (nnn/000) 
_BDT SETC '000' BDT (nnn/000)
_DFPACS  SETC '000' DFP ACS (nnn/000)
_DFSMS   SETC '000' DFSMS (nnn/000)  
_DFSORT  SETC '000' DFSORT (nnn/000) 
_DIV SETC '000' DIV (nnn/000)
_ESV SETC '000' Error Statistics By Volume (nnn/000) 
_HSMFSR  SETC '000' HSM FSR (nnn/000)
_ICSFSETC '000' ICSF (nnn/000)   
_NFTPSETC '000' NFTP (nnn/000)   
_RACFSETC 'YES' RACF (YES/NO)
_RMDSSETC '000' RMDS (nnn/000)   
_RMF SETC 'NO'  RMF (YES/NO)
_RMMAUD  SETC '000' RMM Audit (nnn/000) 
_RMMSEC  SETC '000' RMM Security (nnn/000)  
_TCPIP   SETC '118' TCPIP (nnn/000) 
_TCPIPX  SETC '119' TCPIPX (nnn/000) new in 
_USS SETC '000' USS (nnn/000)   
_VSAMCAT SETC 'NO'  VSAM Catalog (YES/NO)   
_VSR SETC '000' Virtual SMF (nnn/000)   
_DFSMS03 SETC 'NO'  DFSMS ST 03 (YES/NO)  
_DFSMS06 SETC 'NO'  DFSMS ST 06 (YES/NO)  
_DFSMS07 SETC 'NO'  DFSMS ST 07 (YES/NO)
_DFSMS09 SETC 'NO'  DFSMS ST 09 (YES/NO)   
_DFSMS10 SETC 'NO'  DFSMS ST 10 (YES/NO) 
_DFSMS16 SETC 'NO'  DFSMS ST 16 (YES/NO)
_DFSMS20 SETC 'NO'  DFSMS ST 20 (YES/NO) 
_DFSMS21 SETC 'NO'  DFSMS ST 21 (YES/NO)  
_DFSMS24 SETC 'NO'  DFSMS ST 24 (YES/NO) 
_DFSMS25 SETC 'NO'  DFSMS ST 25 (YES/NO) 
_DFSMS22 SETC 'NO'  DFSMS ST 22 (YES/NO)   
_DFSMS23 SETC 'NO'  DFSMS ST 23 (YES/NO)   
_FTPAPPE SETC '070' FTP Server Append ST (nnn/000)  
_FTPCLIENT   SETC '003' FTP Client ST (nnn/000) 
_FTPCOMMON   SETC '000' FTP Server Common ST (nnn/000)  
_FTPDEL  SETC '071' FTP Server Delete ST (nnn/000)  
_FTPLOGN SETC '072' FTP Server Logon Failed ST (nnn/000)
_FTPREN  SETC '073' FTP Server Rename ST (nnn/000)  
_FTPRETR SETC '074' FTP Server Retrieve ST (nnn/000)
_FTPSTOR SETC '075' FTP Server Store ST (nnn/000)   
_RMMAUD  SETC '000' RMM Audit (nnn/000) 
_RMMSEC  SETC '000' RMM Security (nnn/000)   

Ant.

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Subject: DAF on z/OS V2?

Is anyone successfully running Michael Cleary's DAF (Dataset Audit Facility) on 
z/OS V2?   I've seen him on IBM-Main occasionally, but I cannot even 
successfully assemble it on z/OS V2.2.   According to his webpage, last updates 
were in 2010.

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Re: Java on z bitness

[Andrew Rowley]

I haven't done it yet, but I have been researching similar issues.

NewDirectByteBuffer looks like it would allow you to allocate buffers 
from the JNI side (and therefore control the location in storage) and 
use them from Java. I don't know what the performance implications are.


I would be very interested to hear what you find out.

Andrew Rowley


On 20/04/2016 06:32 AM, Phil Smith III wrote:

(Cross-posted to IBM-MAIN and MVS-OE.)

  


We have a JNI for our product. It lets a 31-bit Java application call into
our started task, which uses cross-memory services to fetch data from the
caller's address space. Our STC is 31-bit.

  


Now a customer wants to use it in 64-bit Java. I'd'a thunk [PUN INTENDED]
that this would Just Work, but no. And I'm told that this is a peculiarity
of z, since other platforms don't have Program Call and Started Tasks and
XMS.

  


It seems to me that there are two main possible solutions:

  


1) A full 64-bit version of the JNI.

2) A 64-bit "shim" that just copies the buffers to 31-bit storage and
then calls the 31-bit JNI. This obviously adds some overhead, but reduces
maintenance etc.

  


For either of these, the question then is, can the 64-bit part create
below-the-line copies of the data (it does know where they are, at least!)?
Obviously if so, we'd like to know how!

  


Anyone ever done anything like this? If not, can you suggest someone who
might have done enough Java on z to understand what we're trying to do?

  


Thanks,

  


.phsiii


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Re: Java on z bitness

[Tom Marchant]

On Tue, 19 Apr 2016 16:32:49 -0400, Phil Smith III wrote:

>We have a JNI for our product. It lets a 31-bit Java application call into
>our started task, which uses cross-memory services to fetch data from the
>caller's address space. Our STC is 31-bit.

So the Java application calls your JNI, which in turn issues a space switching 
PC 
to call your started task?

>Now a customer wants to use it in 64-bit Java.
>
>It seems to me that there are two main possible solutions:
>
>1) A full 64-bit version of the JNI.
>
>2) A 64-bit "shim" that just copies the buffers to 31-bit storage and
>then calls the 31-bit JNI. This obviously adds some overhead, but reduces
>maintenance etc.
>
>For either of these, the question then is, can the 64-bit part create
>below-the-line copies of the data (it does know where they are, at least!)?

Why not make your STC run AMODE 64, at least part of the time? It is easy 
to switch modes, but you do have to be careful that those programs that run 
AMODE 64 save and restore the 64-bit registers. The same with your JNI. It 
doesn't have to be "Full 64-bit".

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FTP {M|S}BDATACONN and CCSID-tagged files?

[Paul Gilmartin]

z/OS Communications Server: IP Configuration Reference
SC31-8776-21  tells me:

Syntax
>>-{M|S}BDATACONN--(file_system_codepage,network_transfer_codepage)-><

Is there any way to instruct FTP server/client if the file is tagged with a 
CCSID
to use that CCSID as the file_system_codepage?

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Re: IBMSERV website

[Jesse 1 Robinson]

I've never reported a real h/w problem via SR, but when I open one, I can 
select s/w or h/w as problem type. I bounced thru a few screens for a mythical 
DS8800. It prompted for geographic location, machine type, serial no. etc. 

Do you not see this option, or does the process fail for you?

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Sorry, the word below is PMR no PBM.

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Hello, all usually we open PBM's and Service requests online using SR or 
IBMLINK, however sometime we have to call IBMSERV because we hac as DS8800 or 
TS7700 issue. It sure is a lot easier using the online. Is there by chance a 
website we can go to a   an IBMSERV request?

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Java on z bitness

[Phil Smith III]

(Cross-posted to IBM-MAIN and MVS-OE.)

 

We have a JNI for our product. It lets a 31-bit Java application call into
our started task, which uses cross-memory services to fetch data from the
caller's address space. Our STC is 31-bit.

 

Now a customer wants to use it in 64-bit Java. I'd'a thunk [PUN INTENDED]
that this would Just Work, but no. And I'm told that this is a peculiarity
of z, since other platforms don't have Program Call and Started Tasks and
XMS.

 

It seems to me that there are two main possible solutions:

 

1) A full 64-bit version of the JNI. 

2) A 64-bit "shim" that just copies the buffers to 31-bit storage and
then calls the 31-bit JNI. This obviously adds some overhead, but reduces
maintenance etc.

 

For either of these, the question then is, can the 64-bit part create
below-the-line copies of the data (it does know where they are, at least!)?
Obviously if so, we'd like to know how!

 

Anyone ever done anything like this? If not, can you suggest someone who
might have done enough Java on z to understand what we're trying to do?

 

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IBMSERV website

[Ward, Mike S]

Hello, all usually we open PBM's and Service requests online using SR or 
IBMLINK, however sometime we have to call IBMSERV because we hac as DS8800 or 
TS7700 issue. It sure is a lot easier using the online. Is there by chance a 
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Sorry, the word below is PMR no PBM.

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Re: z890 in my basement

[Edward Finnell]

Just to ring the bell, he also credits Ibm-main for contacts and  
encouragement. Coming up on 30 yrs in June. Who woulda thunk? 
 
 
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he made  at SHARE are already taking him  places.



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Re: z890 in my basement

[Mark Post]

>>> On 4/19/2016 at 03:11 PM, Mike Schwab  wrote: 
> https://twitter.com/ConnorKrukosky/status/722218600975724544
> Connor turned 19 and accepted an IBM Internship.

This makes me happy. :)

I'm really glad to see the contacts he made at SHARE are already taking him 
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Re: z890 in my basement

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Set up a z890 in their room and maybe they will!



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Great!  Just the type of person IBM needs.  Now why can't my daughters (same 
general age) do something like that?  They just need to be hard working and 
have good genes.  Oh well.

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Great!  Just the type of person IBM needs.  Now why can't my daughters 
(same general age) do something like that?  They just need to be hard 
working and have good genes.  Oh well.


Mike Schwab wrote:

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Connor turned 19 and accepted an IBM Internship.

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Re: EXTERNAL: Re: DAF on z/OS V2?

[Jerry Whitteridge]

We also use it OK on 2.1 (don't have a 2.2 system to check for you yet)

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David,

I don't use it often but fired off a quick test and it appears to run correctly 
on V2.1 if that's any help.

Dana

On Tue, 19 Apr 2016 17:26:40 +, Jousma, David  wrote:

>Is anyone successfully running Michael Cleary's DAF (Dataset Audit Facility) 
>on z/OS V2?   I've seen him on IBM-Main occasionally, but I cannot even 
>successfully assemble it on z/OS V2.2.   According to his webpage, last 
>updates were in 2010.
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David,

I don't use it often but fired off a quick test and it appears to run correctly 
on V2.1 if that's any help.   

Dana

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>on z/OS V2?   I've seen him on IBM-Main occasionally, but I cannot even 
>successfully assemble it on z/OS V2.2.   According to his webpage, last 
>updates were in 2010.
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Re: z890 in my basement

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https://twitter.com/ConnorKrukosky/status/722218600975724544
Connor turned 19 and accepted an IBM Internship.

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Re: AW: Re: Changing OMVS prompt to indicate SuperUser state?

[Paul Gilmartin]

On Tue, 19 Apr 2016 18:50:40 +0200, Peter Hunkeler wrote:
>
>... So I learnt some 20 years ago that using square bracket [] and curly 
>braces {} in shell scripts is not a good idea. Therefore, I'm always using the 
>test command instead of [] in shell scripts.
> 
Yet, in an ASCII-based forum such as this, you can use them without qualms.

>And there are other characters like the pipe symbol which can cause troubles.
> 
And that character has no practical paraphrase.  And paraphrasing {} is 
cumbersome, perhaps:
if true then
list
fi  # Yech!  (And you've lost status of the previous command.)

I hate EBCDIC!

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Is anyone successfully running Michael Cleary's DAF (Dataset Audit Facility) on 
z/OS V2?   I've seen him on IBM-Main occasionally, but I cannot even 
successfully assemble it on z/OS V2.2.   According to his webpage, last updates 
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AW: Re: Changing OMVS prompt to indicate SuperUser state?

[Peter Hunkeler]

>This is what I have been doing for a number of years instead:
  >
>in /etc/profile I have this:
 >
># set up "global" ENV script
>export ENV=/etc/@ENV


I've been doing the same but from my .profile. Working in Switzerland, my 
emulator is has long been setup to run with CP IBM-500, which has some 
essential characters mapped to different code points. So I learnt some 20 years 
ago that using square bracket [] and curly braces {} in shell scripts is not a 
good idea. Therefore, I'm always using the test command instead of [] in shell 
scripts.


So this:
UID=`id -u `
if [ "$UID" = "0" ]
then...


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if test $(id -u) = 0
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Re: Changing OMVS Prompt to indicate SuperUser challenge

[Alan Haff]

For future reference, here are the steps to configure Reflection for IBM V14.x 
and earlier to use the proper codepoints for [ and ]:

In Setup->Terminal... set "National character set" to "US English (1140 Euro)" 
and tick "Country Extended Graphics Code"

In Setup->View Settings... enter C/370 in the search field. Set the "C/370 
Character Set" setting to Yes.

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Subject: Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: Changing OMVS Prompt to indicate SuperUser challenge

On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 9:41 AM, Mark Zelden  wrote:

> On Tue, 19 Apr 2016 09:23:07 -0500, Dyck, Lionel B. (TRA) <
> lionel.d...@va.gov> wrote:
>
> >Using attachmate reflections 3270 - doesn't have the code page needed.
> >
> >Thanks to everyone for your help - I'll work on other things for now :-)
>
> My client uses reflections for the Web.   I rarely use it but I have my
> saved options
> as "Latin 1/Open Systems (1047)" and that works fine.
>

​Lionel replied to me off-list. Turns out his workstation is "locked down
hard" and has a very old version of the software, but since he is using TSO
OMVS to access the UNIX shell, he tried setting the ISPF terminal to 3278A
and entered

OMVS CONVERT((BPXFX211))

which he said seems to be working correctly now.​


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Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: Changing OMVS Prompt to indicate SuperUser challenge

[Dyck, Lionel B. (TRA)]

It definitely is a trivial issue - can't argue there.

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18 consecutive plies (before this).  See:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parkinson's_law_of_triviality

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18 consecutive plies (before this).  See:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Parkinson's_law_of_triviality

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Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: Changing OMVS Prompt to indicate SuperUser challenge

[John McKown]

On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 9:41 AM, Mark Zelden  wrote:

> On Tue, 19 Apr 2016 09:23:07 -0500, Dyck, Lionel B. (TRA) <
> lionel.d...@va.gov> wrote:
>
> >Using attachmate reflections 3270 - doesn't have the code page needed.
> >
> >Thanks to everyone for your help - I'll work on other things for now :-)
>
> My client uses reflections for the Web.   I rarely use it but I have my
> saved options
> as "Latin 1/Open Systems (1047)" and that works fine.
>

​Lionel replied to me off-list. Turns out his workstation is "locked down
hard" and has a very old version of the software, but since he is using TSO
OMVS to access the UNIX shell, he tried setting the ISPF terminal to 3278A
and entered

OMVS CONVERT((BPXFX211))

which he said seems to be working correctly now.​


> Regards,
>
> Mark
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Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: Changing OMVS Prompt to indicate SuperUser challenge

[Mark Zelden]

On Tue, 19 Apr 2016 09:23:07 -0500, Dyck, Lionel B. (TRA)  
wrote:

>Using attachmate reflections 3270 - doesn't have the code page needed. 
> 
>Thanks to everyone for your help - I'll work on other things for now :-) 

My client uses reflections for the Web.   I rarely use it but I have my saved 
options
as "Latin 1/Open Systems (1047)" and that works fine.

Regards,

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Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: Changing OMVS Prompt to indicate SuperUser challenge

[John McKown]

On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 9:17 AM, Dyck, Lionel B. (TRA) 
wrote:

> Thanks – my emulator doesn’t have that character set option and I’m using
> 3278a in ispf J
>

​Which emulator? Others in IBM-MAIN might know how to change the character
set in it. I use "Host Explorer" for "Open Text", was Hummingbird.​

If you want, you could edit the file and do:

c x'ba' x'ad' all
c x'bb' x'bd' all

to make the code points be correct.



>
>
> Guess I’ll have to forgo this for now
>
>
>
> Take care
>
>
>
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>
> *From:* John McKown [mailto:john.archie.mck...@gmail.com]
> *Sent:* Tuesday, April 19, 2016 9:12 AM
> *To:* Dyck, Lionel B. (TRA)
> *Subject:* Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: Changing OMVS Prompt to indicate SuperUser
> challenge
>
>
>
> I had to go back and really check some stuff out. What works for me is
> setting ISPF terminal type to 3278A (APL) or 3278L1 (Latin 1) __and__
> setting my 3270 terminal emulator's character set to "English-Latin 1
> (IBM-1047)" as well.
>
>
>
>
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>
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>
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Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: Changing OMVS Prompt to indicate SuperUser challenge

[Dyck, Lionel B. (TRA)]

Using attachmate reflections 3270 - doesn't have the code page needed.

Thanks to everyone for your help - I'll work on other things for now :-)

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Subject: Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: Changing OMVS Prompt to indicate SuperUser challenge

On Tue, 19 Apr 2016 08:51:23 -0500, Dyck, Lionel B. (TRA)  
wrote:

> I'm entering omvs from the tso command prompt - I'm new to omvs so I'm 
> probably not understanding the question

Your answer was what I was expecting.   I think John is on the right track that
this must be some code page issue.What emulator are you using and how
is it set?  If you are using Vista TN3270 (like many of us do) set the option 
to "US-C Programming".  

Regards,

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Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: Changing OMVS Prompt to indicate SuperUser challenge

[Elardus Engelbrecht]

Mark Zelden wrote:

>>Thanks for clarification about 'alternative shell'. Ok, what is 'standard 
>>z/OS shell' which you originally referred earlier?

>What Lionel indicated he was using, the z/OS shell  - /bin/sh.

Ok. Thanks. Seemed we are all reading between the lines. ;-D

I think many people are seeing 'shell' as the environment which you enter the 
OMVS on z/OS and then use the binaries and data. This is based on IBM knowledge 
centre, book 'z/OS Basic Skills' - 'The OMVS command is used to invoke the z/OS 
UNIX shell'.


>I also have tcsh (the C shell) customized and have used it. I don't know if 
>there are other working shell ports, but those are the two that are supplied 
>with z/OS.

True, perhaps Lionel can chime in on what he is using and most importantly, 
whether he has customized that and the code pages or not.

Groete / Greetings
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Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: Changing OMVS Prompt to indicate SuperUser challenge

[Mark Zelden]

On Tue, 19 Apr 2016 08:51:23 -0500, Dyck, Lionel B. (TRA)  
wrote:

> I'm entering omvs from the tso command prompt - I'm new to omvs so I'm 
> probably not
> understanding the question 

Your answer was what I was expecting.   I think John is on the right track that
this must be some code page issue.What emulator are you using and how
is it set?  If you are using Vista TN3270 (like many of us do) set the option
to "US-C Programming".  

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Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: Changing OMVS Prompt to indicate SuperUser challenge

[Mark Zelden]

On Tue, 19 Apr 2016 08:58:10 -0500, Elardus Engelbrecht 
 wrote:

>Mark Zelden wrote:
>
>>No, that wasn't what I was asking. I wanted to know if he was using some 
>>alternative shell. tcsh would give a different error, but he could have 
>>installed something else and been using it.   
>
>Thanks for clarification about 'alternative shell'. Ok, what is 'standard z/OS 
>shell' which you originally referred earlier?
>

What Lionel indicated he was using, the z/OS shell  - /bin/sh. I also have 
tcsh (the C shell) 
customized and have used it.  I don't know if there are other working shell 
ports, but those
are the two that are supplied with z/OS.

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Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: Changing OMVS Prompt to indicate SuperUser challenge

[Elardus Engelbrecht]

Mark Zelden wrote:

>No, that wasn't what I was asking. I wanted to know if he was using some 
>alternative shell. tcsh would give a different error, but he could have 
>installed something else and been using it.   

Thanks for clarification about 'alternative shell'. Ok, what is 'standard z/OS 
shell' which you originally referred earlier?

Groete / Greetings
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Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: Changing OMVS Prompt to indicate SuperUser challenge

[Elardus Engelbrecht]

Dyck, Lionel B. (TRA) wrote:

>Using /bin/sh which I presume is standard 
 
Yes, that is were your binaries are residing, but Mark Zelden is asking WHAT 
are you using to enter the shell in the first place?

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Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: Changing OMVS Prompt to indicate SuperUser challenge

[Mark Zelden]

On Tue, 19 Apr 2016 08:46:31 -0500, Elardus Engelbrecht 
 wrote:

>Dyck, Lionel B. (TRA) wrote:
>
>>Using /bin/sh which I presume is standard 
> 
>Yes, that is were your binaries are residing, but Mark Zelden is asking WHAT 
>are you using to enter the shell in the first place?
>

No, that wasn't what I was asking.  I wanted to know if he was using some 
alternative 
shell.   tcsh would give a different error, but he could have installed 
something 
else and been using it.   

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Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: Changing OMVS Prompt to indicate SuperUser challenge

[Dyck, Lionel B. (TRA)]

I'm entering omvs from the tso command prompt - I'm new to omvs so I'm probably 
not understanding the question 


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Dyck, Lionel B. (TRA) wrote:

>Using /bin/sh which I presume is standard
 
Yes, that is were your binaries are residing, but Mark Zelden is asking WHAT 
are you using to enter the shell in the first place?

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Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: Changing OMVS Prompt to indicate SuperUser challenge

[John McKown]

On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 8:46 AM, Elardus Engelbrecht <
elardus.engelbre...@sita.co.za> wrote:

> Dyck, Lionel B. (TRA) wrote:
>
> >Using /bin/sh which I presume is standard
>
> Yes, that is were your binaries are residing, but Mark Zelden is asking
> WHAT are you using to enter the shell in the first place?
>
> Groete / Greetings
> Elardus Engelbrecht
>
>
​Yes, I keep forgetting that point. I use ssh from a Linux/Intel desktop. I
also use telnet. But most people seem to use TSO OMVS or, at least, use
ISPF option 2 to edit UNIX files.​

​I have set my ISPF terminal type up as a 3278A to have ISPF use IBM-1047.
The 3278L1 terminal type is probably what I should use. ​


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Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: Changing OMVS Prompt to indicate SuperUser challenge

[Dyck, Lionel B. (TRA)]

Using /bin/sh which I presume is standard


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On Tue, 19 Apr 2016 08:10:45 -0500, Dyck, Lionel B. (TRA)  
wrote:

>I get this: 
>
>: /u/t311lbd/.profile 4: FSUM7351 not found
>
>Line 4 is: 
> 
>if [ "$UID" = "0" ]
>
>I've tried doing this at the shell prompt without success as well
 
Are you using the standard z/OS shell?  

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Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: Changing OMVS Prompt to indicate SuperUser challenge

[Mark Zelden]

On Tue, 19 Apr 2016 08:10:45 -0500, Dyck, Lionel B. (TRA)  
wrote:

>I get this: 
>
>: /u/t311lbd/.profile 4: FSUM7351 not found 
>
>Line 4 is: 
> 
>if [ "$UID" = "0" ] 
>
>I've tried doing this at the shell prompt without success as well 
 
Are you using the standard z/OS shell?  

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Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: Changing OMVS Prompt to indicate SuperUser challenge

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On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 8:10 AM, Dyck, Lionel B. (TRA) 
wrote:

> I get this:
>
> : /u/t311lbd/.profile 4: FSUM7351 not found
>
> Line 4 is:
>
> if [ "$UID" = "0" ]
>
> I've tried doing this at the shell prompt without success as well
>
>
​That _looks_ correct. But I'm wondering if you're using CP-037 encoding
rather than IBM-1047 encoding for the [ and ] symbols. [ needs to be 0xAD
and ] needs to be 0xBD​

​. What do you get with the command:

echo '[]' | od -tcx1
00 [   ]  \n
  AD  BD  15
03
​


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Re: [EXTERNAL] Re: Changing OMVS Prompt to indicate SuperUser challenge

[Dyck, Lionel B. (TRA)]

I get this:

: /u/t311lbd/.profile 4: FSUM7351 not found

Line 4 is:

if [ "$UID" = "0" ]

I've tried doing this at the shell prompt without success as well

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On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 6:57 AM, Dyck, Lionel B. (TRA) 
wrote:

> I added this code to my /etc/profile
>
> ​​
> 33 UID=`id -u `
> 34 if [ "$UID" = "0" ]
> 35 then
> 36   export PS1=`uname -n `:'$LOGNAME':'$PWD':' # '
> 37 else
> 38   export PS1=`uname -n `:'$LOGNAME':'$PWD':' $ '
> 39 fi
>
> And now get this when executing:
>
> FSUM7351 not found
>
> Please advise
>
> This is on z/OS 2.2
>
>
​I put those lines in the /etc/profile on z/OS 2.2. I did a simple cut'n'paste 
from your message. I did not get any error messages. I was not logging in as 
"root". What I would suggest is that you put the command:

set -x

in front of those lines, so that they will "echo" to the terminal before they 
are run. Be sure to put the command "set +x" at the end to turn off the 
echoing.​


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Re: Changing OMVS Prompt to indicate SuperUser challenge

[John McKown]

On Tue, Apr 19, 2016 at 6:57 AM, Dyck, Lionel B. (TRA) 
wrote:

> I added this code to my /etc/profile
>
> ​​
> 33 UID=`id -u `
> 34 if [ "$UID" = "0" ]
> 35 then
> 36   export PS1=`uname -n `:'$LOGNAME':'$PWD':' # '
> 37 else
> 38   export PS1=`uname -n `:'$LOGNAME':'$PWD':' $ '
> 39 fi
>
> And now get this when executing:
>
> FSUM7351 not found
>
> Please advise
>
> This is on z/OS 2.2
>
>
​I put those lines in the /etc/profile on z/OS 2.2. I did a simple
cut'n'paste from your message. I did not get any error messages. I was not
logging in as "root". What I would suggest is that you put the command:

set -x

in front of those lines, so that they will "echo" to the terminal before
they are run. Be sure to put the command "set +x" at the end to turn off
the echoing.​


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Changing OMVS Prompt to indicate SuperUser challenge

[Dyck, Lionel B. (TRA)]

I added this code to my /etc/profile

33 UID=`id -u `
34 if [ "$UID" = "0" ]
35 then
36   export PS1=`uname -n `:'$LOGNAME':'$PWD':' # '
37 else
38   export PS1=`uname -n `:'$LOGNAME':'$PWD':' $ '
39 fi

And now get this when executing:

FSUM7351 not found

Please advise

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Re: Setting up z/OSMF under 2.1

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> I now have the z/OSMF server up and running with PARMLIB member IZUPRMxx.

Glad to see you have it up and running!  Looks like the security portion might 
have been the most troublesome part (which is not unexpected), but the rest I 
trust was easy.   Now...for more plug-in customization!  Check out the Workflow 
to do that.  Glad you found the Liberty Profile "slimmer".

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Re: RFE's and voting for them

[Elardus Engelbrecht]

Robert Prins wrote:

>Whenever I come up with something that seems, at least to me, useful, be it 
>PL/I or ISPF (and very soon SDSF), I create an RFE, and post it, here, on the 
>PL-1 list, and also on http://ibmmainframes.com/index.php and that means many 
>of my suggestions have received double figure votes.

Good approach! Tell everyone about your things! Of course big blue may say yay 
or nay depending on money, how easy/difficult is it to apply and of course 
available time/money/machines to test them out, etc...


>Is he [Lionel B. Dyck ] too modest to bring them to our attention? 

There must be a reason? Some persons may think incorrectly such notifications 
are spam.


>Don't people look at the RFE site on a regular basis? 

You can logon, get an id+psw, look around there and join one of the 305 groups 
inside. You can then join 'your' group to receive automated e-mail 
notifications. [1]


>I don't know, but I would suggest that those of you who add RFE's give them 
>some publicity, and that we occasionally look at what's there, and vote for, 
>or at least comment on what's already there.

Agreed. Perhaps IBM should tell their clients more about this RFE tool so more 
can join it.

Groete / Greetings
Elardus Engelbrecht

[1] - I'm not using it at this moment for now. 

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Re: What happens with no working SE?

[linda golding]

Am curious . This is what i could find looking at the enhancements . Since
you say STP doesn't steer the clock , i would like to know how this works
these days .

*http://www-03.ibm.com/systems/z/advantages/pso/stp/ntp.html
*


*Service Element (SE) Time Accuracy*
As a continuation of the zEnterprise 196 (z196) timing accuracy
improvements for an STP-only CTN, namely, SE/CPC hourly clock steer and
synch, the zEnterprise EC12 and zEnterprise BC12 have expanded these
enhancements by allowing the SE to access an STP panel-configured External
Time Source (ETS), even when the CPC is powered off or has not been IMLed.
The SE achieves this by invoking the ETS-configured NTP servers to obtain
the ETS-SE time difference and steers the SE clock towards the ETS clock.
During IML, the more accurate SE clock time transfers to the CPC clock,
maximizing the CPC timing accuracy.

This feature is available exclusively on zEnterprise EC12 and zEnterprise
BC12.

Thanks ,

Linda







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wrote:

> W dniu 2016-04-18 o 23:19, linda golding pisze:
>
>> One of two SE failed means you can peform everything you want, including
>> STP. Maybe STP setup would be impossible (I haven't checked), but I'd bet
>> it is also possible.
>> I've been working with single SE (primary failed) for some time. It wasn't
>> my dream, but I could live with it. 
>>
>>
>> I thought STP code runs on the support element . Access to the NTP server
>> from the CTS is initiated and controlled by the Support Element.
>>
>> In that case , a sysplex would die when support element is not available .
>>
> NTP is not STP.
> STP is managed from HMC/SE but it doesn't mean the SE is steering the
> clock.
> NTP can be used for "wall clock" time adjustment, but STP will work
> without NTP at all or with NTP failure.
> Last, but not least: multi-CPC STP configuration will survive any of the
> CPC failure. Not only SE, but whole CPC.
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RFE's and voting for them

[Robert Prins]

Whenever I come up with something that seems, at least to me, useful, be it PL/I 
or ISPF (and very soon SDSF), I create an RFE, and post it, here, on the PL-1 
list, and also on http://ibmmainframes.com/index.php and that means many of my 
suggestions have received double figure votes.


However, when I added my "SuperC WORKSIZE option as ISPF configuration option 
(87048)" 
 
yesterday, I also had a look at everything else that might be of interest, and 
lo-and-behold, there were two by Lionel B. Dyck that are definitely very useful, 
yet had received only one and four votes.


Is he too modest to bring them to our attention? Don't people look at the RFE 
site on a regular basis? I don't know, but I would suggest that those of you who 
add RFE's give them some publicity, and that we occasionally look at what's 
there, and vote for, or at least comment on what's already there.


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Re: What happens with no working SE?

[R.S.]

W dniu 2016-04-18 o 23:19, linda golding pisze:

One of two SE failed means you can peform everything you want, including
STP. Maybe STP setup would be impossible (I haven't checked), but I'd bet
it is also possible.
I've been working with single SE (primary failed) for some time. It wasn't
my dream, but I could live with it. 


I thought STP code runs on the support element . Access to the NTP server
from the CTS is initiated and controlled by the Support Element.

In that case , a sysplex would die when support element is not available .

NTP is not STP.
STP is managed from HMC/SE but it doesn't mean the SE is steering the clock.
NTP can be used for "wall clock" time adjustment, but STP will work 
without NTP at all or with NTP failure.
Last, but not least: multi-CPC STP configuration will survive any of the 
CPC failure. Not only SE, but whole CPC.


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Re: Resize PDS/PDSE

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If you have CA-DISK, the COMPRESS function lets you specify all parameters of 
the new data set.

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